Bitcoin Wallet with deposit funciton.

[bbtou]

Hello,

I'm looking for bitcoin wallet script with deposit function, i search on google but i dont find any thing.
Thanks A lot.


Best Regards..

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[yakuza699]

Hello,

I'm looking for bitcoin wallet script with deposit function, i search on google but i dont find any thing.
Thanks A lot.


Best Regards..

What do you mean by "deposit function" you mean like you deposit fiat and you get bitcoins? Or something like that https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive

[bbtou]

yes, where user deposit hes btc for a month and after that he gets he's btc back + 10%.
Like a bank.
is there a script someting like that.??

[coinableS]

Just use blockchain.info's API

Each new user when they register an account, do an API request to create a new BTC address  (blockchain.info/merchant/$yourWalletID/new_address?password=1234) and store that specific address in a database with their username.

Not sure how much help you'll get since what you're asking for sounds like a ponzi.

[bbtou]

Ponzi has 100$ and up.
I just want create btc web wallet where users can deposit some funds if they want(10% month, thats just number)
thats is like bank, where you open you bank account and if you want you can deposit your free funds to saving account.

[koinvict]

Ponzi has 100$ and up.
I just want create btc web wallet where users can deposit some funds if they want(10% month, thats just number)
thats is like bank, where you open you bank account and if you want you can deposit your free funds to saving account.

Not sure what you're asking for or if you don't understand Bitcoin.  You can show off your public key to the world and anybody can deposit funds to it (you don't need a web wallet). 

It sounds like you want a banking account and a savings account.  Why not just have 2 different addresses?  Or a key pair for each transaction...

[devandtech]

Do you mean an in client exchange for the wallet?

[Kazimir]

Why the f*ck would someone trust his money with someone else? The whole point of Bitcoin is you don't need a bank or savings account!

And don't even bother about the x% monthly interest, as if that will trick people into sending their money to you. Nobody can guarantee x% interest on bitcoins, so anyone who promises otherwise is, by definition, running a scam or ponzi scheme.

[doof]

Ponzi has 100$ and up.
I just want create btc web wallet where users can deposit some funds if they want(10% month, thats just number)
thats is like bank, where you open you bank account and if you want you can deposit your free funds to saving account.

You cant fabricate 10% of bitcoins out of thin air, like banks do.  That is the point of BTC.

If you want to replicate banking models, then become a bank.

[pawel7777]

Ponzi has 100$ and up.
I just want create btc web wallet where users can deposit some funds if they want(10% month, thats just number)
thats is like bank, where you open you bank account and if you want you can deposit your free funds to saving account.

I think you're confused on how it works.

Wallet is not equivalent of bank. It's just a piece of software, it won't generate you any income.

If you want to earn % on your bitcoins, you'd need to invest them somehow. Note that any entity that guarantee you x% income on your bitcoin holding is most likely a scam.

[chronicsky]

You can try sites like btcjam.com or Bitlendingclub.com .
You loan your btc and get interest on it but sometimes people do not return it , you need to be carefully about it and even then , people can scam.. though you will get there government ID's after 90 days so you can file a case or something .
but i don't think it'll help
It's best you keep the bitcoin to yourself , forget about interest .

[Chemistry1988]

If a site promises to pay you interests for your deposited bitcoin, you need to be careful with it and check how the site is generating the interests. It is likely to be a ponzi, or it uses your bitcoin on some risky activities (lending out, investing on something else).